जोरदार मागण्या,

clamored's Usage Examples:

than one chief (or prince, in the Chinese view) of Okinawa, all three clamored to be officially invested by the Chinese Imperial Court as the sole ruler.

Canon's international distributors, particularly in the United States, had clamored for such a camera because competing brands offered mostly aperture-priority cameras and some preferred it.

A headline in Augusta, Georgia, read Women Risk Life and Limb in Bitter Battle for Nylons and went on to detail how crowds clamored into the store, knocking down shelves and displays along the way.

the picture that accompanies his column was changed, and many readers clamored for a return of McEntegart"s trademark hat.

They clamored to get the United States Auto Club (which had replaced the AAA as the nation"s.

Cars were a popular commodity, and the public clamored for them.

unfolds, while thinking up bedtime stories for his children, who each clamored for a different ending to his stories.

months after the start of the war at Fort Sumter, the Northern public clamored for a march against the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia, which.

the wake of the Black Sox scandal, the credibility of baseball had been tarnished with the public and fans and the owners of the teams clamored for credibility.

During record breaking 1969 rains, local residents clamored for floodwaters from Pine Flat Lake to be diverted to Buena Vista Lake.

As history goes The King and The Pope grew jealous of the power of the Templars and how the people clamored after them.

The editors wrote, Hot Date added the one thing The Sims players clamored for, which was the ability to actually leave the house.

while avoiding the acquisition of colonies at a time when many Americans clamored for them.

Synonyms:

cacophony, noise, blare, blaring, din,

Antonyms:

contraindicate, shout, close up, specify, mitigated,